CARE AUSTRALIA Strategy 2019+ Strategy 2019+

It starts with equal… CARE AUSTRALIA

It starts with equal...

CARE International is a global leader within a Gender inequality is one of the primary forms of injustice worldwide movement dedicated to ending poverty and the most prevalent abuse of human rights globally and injustice. CARE Australia is a member of the Advancing gender equality and women’s empowerment is CARE International confederation, one of the the most effective way to deliver a stable, prosperous and world’s largest independent development and peaceful community, nation and world. And it is a smart humanitarian organisations. use of our donors’ generosity. CARE Australia knows that equality cannot be achieved by women working alone. That We respond to both disaster and development needs as is why we support women and girls to claim their rights we recognise that poverty and injustice are exacerbated while focusing equally on working with men and boys. We by disasters and lead to vulnerability. We are proud of the help them create relationships at home and in society based breadth and depth of our work. With our non-religious and on equality and sharing of decisions, resources and work. non-partisan approach, we offer assistance to anyone And we support whole communities to build the structures who needs it. and systems to promote equality and identify, challenge and remove barriers. We have learnt from our work across 93 countries and countless communities that poverty is an imbalance of We recognise that gender equality is more than a binary of power as much as of resources. Those with the least women and men. It requires justice for people of all sexes, power are dealt a double blow in times of humanitarian gender identities and diverse sexualities. No-one is defined crisis and, in responding, we take a proactive approach only by their sex or gender. We all bring our own diverse to support them to be less vulnerable to disaster in experience and multiple intersecting characteristics, so the first place. we ensure that we support those who are marginalised and excluded, whether by sex, ethnicity, disability, religion, When inequality is tackled, long-lasting change is possible. sexuality, gender identity or other characteristic. Our work aims to enable all people to participate in their society and economy, to influence the decisions that We understand that change starts from within. We can only affect them, and to give them the means to address be effective in our gender equality work if we apply the the challenges they face. same principles to how we work and within our organisation.

This is what change looks like. And it starts with equal.

“I feel proud to work at CARE because of who we are, not just what we do,”

- Staff member, 2018.

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Our Vision:

We seek a world of hope, tolerance, and social justice, where poverty has been overcome and all people live with dignity and security.

Our Mission:

CARE works around the globe to save lives, defeat poverty and achieve social justice.

Where we are coming from

CARE Australia joined the CARE International family in • increasing by 24 per cent the number of women having 1987. We manage seven Country Offices on behalf of safer births with skilled birth attendants in project areas in CARE International and we always take seriously our Bangladesh, increasing neonatal vaccinations in project responsibilities of management of CARE International areas in PNG by 40 per cent, and doubling women Country Offices. accessing postnatal care in the communities where we work in Timor-Leste; The 2015-18 CARE Australia Strategy asked us to pursue the following goals. • influencing leading global clothing brands to work with us to ensure their supply chains are free from sexual • Excellence in programs and operations so resources harassment in Cambodia. create lasting impact for poor communities Proud of our achievements, we have: • Engaging Australians in CARE’s work and being recognised as a leading agency tackling global poverty, • improved our ability to advocate for our work and the gender inequality and humanitarian response importance of international development and achieved reform on policy positions such as sexual harassment; • Developing an agile organisation that fosters excellence and innovation • secured key partnerships including the Australian Humanitarian Partnership; Over this three year period, we have achieved many development goals, including: • increased the percentage of the most senior positions in CARE International Country Offices managed by CARE • assisting more than 2 million people across more than 20 Australia that are held by citizens of the country in which countries to make positive changes in their lives, including they are located, to 32 per cent against a target of 25 per better education, health, nutrition and income; cent;

• delivering a seven-fold increase in girls’ enrolment • secured an average of AUD 30.4 million in Australian in schools across the provinces where we work in Government funding each year over the three years of the Afghanistan; strategy, AUD 5.4 million per annum more than the target of AUD 25 million each year; • reducing diarrhoea cases in project areas in Zimbabwe by 22 per cent through improvements to water, sanitation • maintained our role as a leading, respected, responsive and hygiene and increasing by 50 per cent the number of and well run organisation. people who have access to safe water;

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Where to from here

Working together, the global community has • Entrenched poverty in sections of society can be achieved remarkable reductions in poverty and disguised or hidden in some middle (or lower middle) great strides towards equality, stability and income countries, leading to shrinking aid funds available prosperity. The Millennium Development Goals before poverty and inequality can be fully addressed. aimed to do the impossible: to cut the global poverty rate in half. It did so five years ahead • Public trust in international development NGOs is under threat and this could change people’s attitude of schedule. and approach to giving; the fundraising environment is Yet progress is not assured and many of the global ever more competitive and rising risk of cyber security Sustainable Development Goals, established in 2015, are breaches brings financial and reputational risks. already stagnating or out of reach. The majority of the • Australia’s aid program remains on a trajectory to be world’s poor - particularly in our Indo-Pacific region - will funded at historically low levels, and public discussion soon live either in middle income countries or fragile states. of our national interest is too often cast as narrow and At the same time, many of our closest neighbours remain internally focussed. on the list of least developed countries. Inequality between rich and poor is growing, and progress towards equality • Technology has the potential to deliver new solutions between women and men has stalled. Left unchecked, to development challenges, but may lead to greater climate change will threaten our lives and livelihoods. inequality between those who have access and those who do not and also raises expectations on development Globally, we are experiencing a faltering political will to work organisations. together towards a safe, peaceful and just world. Current geopolitics make it particularly difficult to predict where the There has never been a more urgent time to adapt to the world will move over the next decade. changing landscape. We focus on both the short and long term, positioning ourselves to understand our role and A number of trends create genuine challenges and how it may change over time. This includes considering disruption for us to navigate, cutting across the external our relationships with local partners and our supporters, context, governmental policy, the sector as a whole and and how we engage with government and the communities those specific to CARE Australia. where we work. We have control over some challenges but

for others, we must navigate with a clear strategic intent. In • Governments around the world are increasingly restricting doing so, we will be better placed to grasp the significant the voice and activities of civil society organisations, and opportunities for CARE Australia to help reduce poverty and there are worrying trends in Australia to limit the ability of inequality. civil society to advocate on important issues. In the current constrained environment, we seek to grow • Increased conflict, protracted crisis, persistent natural modestly, but increase our influence significantly. disasters and climate change in the Indo-Pacific region places more people, including our staff, in harm’s way, makes our operating environment ever more difficult and intensifies pressure on the humanitarian system.

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How we work – our values

To succeed, we must create an adaptive organisation that Our culture and work processes are responds quickly to new challenges and opportunities. To key to creating such an organisation. achieve this we must take the time to create a supportive organisational culture that enables our staff to work • We strive to prepare ourselves for challenges creatively and cleverly, sustainably and flexibly. We are and then to meet them head on. not just focused on what we do, but how we do it - “doing things right and doing the right thing.” • We discuss and agree our directions, and then free our people to pursue these goals, trusting their capacity Our values influence everything we do and we motivate and judgement. everyone at CARE Australia to live these values every day, whatever their role or wherever they work. Our values • If we fail, we fail as quickly as possible, so long as we apply when we work with one another, when we work had agreed directions, and we do not blame each other with communities and when we work with our donors, for having tried something new. supporters and partners. All of us are held to account for our behaviour in relation to these values. • We work together across disciplines, departments and offices, seeing ourselves as one team and leveraging the diverse skills we have throughout the organisation and the CARE International confederation.

• We understand that respect and equality must be embedded in all our processes and relationships not least because it is essential for preventing sexual misconduct including abuse, exploitation, harassment and child abuse.

• To ensure our staff can meet the challenges outlined in this strategy and become leaders, we support them to learn and develop in an environment that encourages contestability and new ideas.

• We hold each other accountable at all levels and do not tolerate fraud or dishonesty.

Courage: We are clear-eyed about the challenges and opportunities facing humanity; we make difficult decisions and take calculated risks to repsond to these knowing we have a healthy and productive workforce in a safe C and fun work environment.

Ambition: We are all leaders, thinking big and taking urgent action to improve the world; we challenges each other, have the confidence to try new things, and we move fast. A

Respect: We know we must be the change we want to see, so we treat colleagues, partners and the public with respect, valuing and promoting different opinions and perspectives based on our diverse life experiences, working R together so we all feel safe and powerful.

Equality: We know humanity’s best chance for overcoming poverty and creating a world of hope, tolerance and social justice lies in equality; we advance equality in all our work and in our dealings with all people, especially E gender equality. It all starts with equal.

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Our goals

CARE 2020 and our thematic approach The contribution we make to CARE International 2020 to development and humanitarian work Program Strategy outcomes in our development work focuses on the Indo-Pacific region, although we respond to We will play our part to achieve the CARE International emergencies wherever they occur. We belong to this region 2020 Program Strategy outcomes. CARE Australia stands and are geographically well placed to respond. side-by-side with all our colleagues around the world to provide support in: Fighting poverty and injustice and achieving prosperity is about power: we understand that, so we build gender and power analysis into all we do, and continually update it to plot our route through uncertainty.

We understand that across all these themes, we must 20M 30M take action across the three domains of change in CARE’s gender equality framework – agency, relations and structure. receiving quality, women receiving greater We will challenge barriers to gender equality facing women life-saving humanitarian access to economic across their lifetimes – through childhood, adolescence resources and adulthood. We will take proactive steps to enhance her

voice, power and decision making, while addressing critical structural barriers to her empowerment, including violence.

Our focus on building equality into 100 M 50 M all we do means that we: receiving sexual, increasing their food reproductive and and nutrition security • recognise the interlocking forces of inequality that form maternal health services a system that prevents many women from realising their human rights and diminishes us all;

• understand peace and security as active respect and safety for women, men and people of all genders (not just To reach this number of people, we will the absence of conflict); focus on development impact. In particular, CARE Australia will: • know that we must leave no-one behind, that equality necessarily requires us to address sexism, racism, • RESPOND fast to crises: our humanitarian assistance exclusion and discrimination of all kinds; reaches people affected by conflict and natural disasters, placing the needs and rights of vulnerable women and • support and engage with movements for equality, girls at the centre; collaborating with women’s organisations, and engaging men and boys as essential partners with us on this • NURTURE respectful relationships: we help families, journey. communities and workplaces nurture respectful relationships between people of all genders to address CARE Australia is a learning organisation. We will measure gender-based violence and sexual harassment; our development results through credible, evaluations and ensure what we learn shapes our work. We will • GROW resilient communities: we support families and share learnings across our CARE International confederation businesses to prepare and cope with climate change, and support improved knowledge management within natural disasters, economic/market, social, political, the confederation. Our work towards our CARE 2020 technological, and other shocks; goals will contribute to the realisation of the Sustainable Development Goals. • BUILD inclusive communities: we help improve accountability between community members, service providers, and decision makers to ensure everyone benefits from transparent and fair public services and investment decisions.

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What we will do to achieve our goals – our intermediate outcomes

In pursuing these themes and across all our 3. We are a recognised influencer, standing up for work, to achieve the CARE International 2020 development and humanitarian action, sharing our Program Strategy outcomes, in our Australian learnings about development, gender equality and social offices and in the CI Country Offices managed by justice and telling powerful stories about the important CARE Australia we will all pursue the following role of development in our region. intermediate outcomes for this strategy. 4. We are a leading efficient, respected and innovative 1. Our impact is multiplied by scaling up our development development and humanitarian organisation. and humanitarian programming, modestly increasing our revenue and communicating effectively with our These intermediate outcomes apply to all CARE Australia supporters. staff and staff in the CI Country Offices managed by CARE Australia, no matter what discipline, department or office we 2. Australians, civil society and social movements are work in. They are designed to ensure that we come together connected with our programs and the people with whom towards common ends and do not work in silos. we work and we have increased partnership with local civil society organisations, social movements and private sector organisations, working effectively as a member of the CARE International confederation, having drawn on all our skills and experience by working across disciplines, departments and offices.

Our values: + Our priorities: = Intermediate outcomes

Courage: Multiply: We are clear-eyed about the challenges Our People Development Outcomes Our impact is multiplied by scaling and opportunities facing humanity; up our development and humanitarian we make difficult decisions and take We create a positive, respectful We think in new ways and programming, modestly increasing calculated risks to repsond to these and flexible working environment nurture partnerships to multiply our revenue and communicating knowing we have a healthy and that draws energy from diversity high quality gender equality effectively with our supporters; productive workforce in a safe and ensures our culture is and development outcomes. and fun work environment. consistent with our values. Connect: Ambition: Australians, civil society and social Income movements are connected with our We are all leaders, thinking big and programs and the people with whom we taking urgent action to improve the Through collaboration on work and we have increased partnership world; we challenges each other, have all of our commitments with local civil society organisations and the confidence to try new things, and we secure the funding to Emergency & Crisis social movements, working effectively we move fast. support our work. as a member of the CARE International We mobilise fast to respond confederation, having drawn on all our Respect: to emergencies across the skills and experience by working across We know we must be the change we globe, recognised as the lead disciplines, departments and offices. want to see, so we treat colleagues, INGO gender in emergencies first responder working with partners and the public with respect, Working Smart Influence: valuing and promoting different opinions local partners. and perspectives based on our diverse We understand, grow and retain We are a recognised influencer, life experiences, working together so our valuable supporter base of standing up for development and we all feel safe and powerful. loyal donors and relationships. humanitarian action, sharing our learnings about development, gender Equality: equality and social justice and telling Country Presence powerful stories about the important We know humanity’s best chance for role of development in our region. overcoming poverty and creating a Public Engagement Standards CARE International Country Offices world of hope, tolerance and social managed by CARE Australia are justice lies in equality; we advance efficient, respected and innovative Lead: equality in all our work and in our development partners for CARE We are a leading efficient, effective, dealings with all people, especially We engage more of our target audiences We are a smart, safe and International Members, donors, sustainable development and gender equality. It all starts with equal. with CARE’s work and issues of global trusted partner with rigorous governments, private sector, local humanitarian organisation. poverty and equality. governance standards. civil society and the communities where we work.

Who we’re 20M 30M 100 M 50 M receiving quality, life-saving women receiving greater receiving sexual, reproductive increasing their food = helping: humanitarian assitance access to economic resources and maternal health services and nutrition security CARE AUSTRALIA

Our priorities for achieving our outcomes

The following eight priorities will, if advanced effectively, ensure that we can deliver our intermediate outcomes and contribute our share of the CARE 2020 goals.

1. DEVELOPMENT OUTCOMES 2. EMERGENCIES & CRISIS We think in new ways and nurture We mobilise fast to respond to emergencies partnerships to multiply high across the globe, recognised as the quality gender equality and lead INGO gender in emergencies first development outcomes. responder working with local partners.

3. COUNTRY PRESENCE 4. OUR PEOPLE CARE International Country Offices managed We create a positive, respectful by CARE Australia are efficient, respected and and flexible working environment innovative development partners for CARE that draws energy from diversity International Members, donors, governments, and ensures our culture is private sector, local civil society and consistent with our values. the communities where we work.

5. PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT 6. STANDARDS We engage more of our target We are a smart, safe and audiences with CARE’s work and trusted partner with rigorous issues of global poverty and equality. governance standards.

7. WORKING SMART 8. INCOME We understand, grow and retain Through collaboration on all our valuable supporter base of our commitments we secure of loyal donors and relationships. the funding to support our work.

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Fitting it all together

We are accountable to the communities where We will measure progress against our priorities through we work, the donors who support us, our partners the high level success measures in this strategy and and our staff. We will therefore hold ourselves the subsidiary indicators that sit beneath these and accountable, measure our performance and adjust are measured through our Annual Operating Plans. our approach where we know we can do better. Our Annual Operating Plans will establish more detailed Each of our priorities contributes to a number targets and map our progress against our priorities. These of our intermediate outcomes. will also identify specifically what we will not pursue in each year of operation, and what we will pursue only We have identified the key actions for achieving each if the opportunity arises. priority, recognising that a strategy should help an organisation make difficult choices. We know that we will The success measures are established for, and to be be working in a constrained operating environment, and measured over, three years; but we will maintain the option racing against time to remain relevant and fit for purpose of continuing with this strategy if it remains relevant. With into the future, so we will continue to face tough choices. our rapidly changing landscape, we know that no strategy These priorities and key actions will help us navigate a path can remain static. This is a living document. We will use to achieve our goals. We will need to maintain flexibility it to help us scan the horizon, we will annually review our to pursue new opportunities, but we will always assess progress against the success measures and will update potential decisions against this strategy. It is important the strategy whenever we need to. that this strategy help us decide what we will not do, as well as what we will do in pursuit of our goals.

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Strategy Framework

Priorities Success Measure Key actions Challenges that may constrain us 1. We think in new Three new Australian or global a. We deliver cutting edge, We need to focus on ways and nurture institutional partners expand our reach high quality, long-term business development partnerships to and impact. programs that transform and new opportunities multiply high lives in the communities while maintaining high quality gender Two new private sector partnerships where we work. standards of impact, equality and advance shared value outcomes. partnership and development b. We support local partners reporting to our main 100 per cent of Australian sourced outcomes. and social movements, institutional partners. projects are at least gender sensitive, developing our capacity and at least 50 per cent are gender to partner as equals rather Scaling and multiplying transformative throughout the life than as head contractors. our work needs to of the project. be balanced with c. We build our reputation maintaining our careful Each CI Country Office managed by as a partner of choice for community and gender CARE Australia progresses a plan to Australian corporates on equality focus to deliver nurture relationships with the most shared value programming. genuinely transformative relevant partners and holds itself to results. account against it. d. We increase our work with multilateral agencies and At least one credible strategic development banks. evaluation is conducted each year. e. We build our reputation as the agency with expertise on gender equality.

f. We seek opportunities to extend our work across the Pacific if possible. 2. We mobilise We secure 15 per cent of Australian a. We build our capacity Emergency Response fast to respond Humanitarian Partnership Funding to respond quickly, Funding through to emergencies over the life of the agreement. particularly in the Pacific. CARE International is across the globe, limited but the number recognised as the We participate in and influence all b. We build our position as of sudden onset and lead INGO gender in-country Gender and Protection the partner of choice and protracted crises in emergencies clusters where we are working on a recognised leader on continues to increase. first responder an emergency. Gender in Emergencies. working with local Not all partners that we At least 25 per cent of Australian c. We increasingly deliver our partners. work with will reflect our sourced humanitarian funding is humanitarian support by high standards of gender programmed through local partners working with partners. in emergency work so we on average over three years. will need to find ways of d. We support CARE ensuring all our partners International to prioritise share our priorities. humanitarian capacity and action.

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3. CARE 60 per cent of the most senior a. CI Country Offices Many of the CI Country International leadership positions in CI Country managed by CARE Offices managed by Country Offices Offices managed by CARE Australia Australia develop capacity CARE Australia are in managed by are held by citizens of the country to be an integral part of increasingly middle CARE Australia by end of FY 20/21. local civil society with income countries with are efficient, national leadership. decreasing development respected and 80 per cent of all project evaluations expenditure. innovative have evidence of a demonstrable b. Where CI Country Offices development contribution to the achievement of the managed by CARE partners for CARE CI 2020 goals and/or CI Country Office Australia would benefit International Long-Term Program Goals. from becoming CARE Members, donors, International members, All Australian sourced projects in CI governments, they are increasingly Country Offices managed by CARE private sector, prepared for transition Australia deliver the agreed outcomes local civil when circumstances at the contractually agreed cost, with at society and the enable. least 93 per cent of the annual project communities budget of each project expended c. CI Country Offices where we work. each year, and less than 20 per cent managed by CARE of all Australian sourced projects in CI Australia effectively Country Offices managed by CARE manage project funds to Australia seeking an extension of time. deliver value for money and development impact. CI Country Offices managed by CARE Australia have organisational d. CARE Australia fulfils strategies as well as long-term its responsibilities as a program strategies. Lead Member in CARE International. 4. We create Engagement surveys through the life of a. We live and are held to In a constrained a positive, the strategy deliver an overall positive account for our values. environment there is respectful and rating of 75 per cent for Australian- always more to do than flexible working contracted staff and 80 per cent for b. Our staff love working we can manage. environment that national staff. for CARE. draws energy We are a dispersed c. We maximise positive, from diversity Staff in Australia are satisfied with workforce with two quality outcomes through and ensures access to flexible arrangements as offices in Australia, and working across disciplines, our culture is measured though engagement surveys. multiple offices in seven departments and offices. consistent with countries across our All staff in Australia participate in at region; we need to take our values. d. We improve results through least one cross-departmental planning time to connect, stay shared learning, diversity or learning event each year on topics in touch and learn from and self-reflection. related to these 8 priorities. each other. At least 80 per cent of staff in capital e. We share across the CARE city offices in Australia and CI Country International confederation Offices managed by CARE Australia and beyond so that we are participate in at least one session always learning. annually exploring their own attitudes to gender issues, for example through Social Analysis and Action processes.

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5. We are a We comply fully with Standards of a. We align our budget and Many of the countries we smart, safe and Australian Charities and Not for Profit the allocation of resources work in and CI Country trusted partner Commission, Australian Council with these strategic Offices managed by with rigorous for International Development priorities. CARE Australia are in governance and Fundraising Institute. risky environments and standards. b. We have fit for purpose and we deploy in inherently We continue to receive unqualified up to date cyber security dangerous emergency financial statements in CARE Australia systems in place. contexts. annual audits. c. We ensure our work Cyber security is an We receive positive Partner processes and culture increasing challenge Performance Assessments from the prevent, as far as possible, as cyber-attacks Department of Foreign Affairs and any sexual harassment, become increasingly Trade on our performance, openness exploitation and abuse sophisticated. and responsiveness to donor and child abuse, and requirements annually. we have rigorous and The regulatory safe processes for staff, environment in Australia We have full compliance across community members and and the countries where all CI Country Offices managed by others to report concerns. we work is complex and CARE Australia with CARE Australia can change quickly. finance policy and progressive d. We scale up working improvement in all audit outcomes digitally, including in in those CI Country Offices. fundraising, programming and knowledge Outcomes of all safety and security management. audits completed in CI Country Offices managed by CARE Australia are unqualified.

Our child protection and prevention of harassment, sexual exploitation and abuse policies and processes are understood and applied without exception in CARE Australia and all CI Country Offices managed by CARE Australia.

6. We engage more We build brand awareness in Australia a. We find new and creative We need to capture the of our target each year from a base of 57 per cent ways of connecting and interest of people who audiences with to 65 per cent by end FY20/21. engaging with our target can work with us to fight CARE’s work and audiences, leading to an poverty and injustice, issues of global We generate 10% growth per annum increasing recognition including funders/ poverty and in the number of new quantifiable leads of the CARE brand in donors, communities, equality. over the next three years. Australia. government and other influential stakeholders, Through social media platforms we b. We influence government but this is already a build the instances of engagement policies and practices to crowded space. (likes, shares, comments) by 8 per cent improve understanding of whilst maintaining a quality audience international development (achieving a 3.7 per cent engagement and gender equality. rate) and via email we maintain at least 90,000 email subscribers who love our content (achieving an 18 per cent average open rate).

We positively influence government policy in Australia or the countries where we work at least once each year.

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7. We understand, In acquisition, per annum, we attract a. We find new ways to Donors do not always grow and retain 7,000 brand new single gift donors convert recognition into identify CARE’s particular our valuable (an increase of 10 per cent against financial support and value, and loyalty is supporter base FY17/18) and a minimum 2,500 new attract new donors to difficult to secure. of loyal donors regular donors. CARE Australia. and relationships. In retention, we maintain a pool of b. We ensure our existing at least 22,000 active singular donors donors and supporters and over the next three years, increase value their engagement their average gift from AUD 270 with CARE. to AUD 300, whilst in FY18/19, we maintain a minimum pool of c. We engage with corporate at least 11,000 regular givers. Australia to influence private sector practices. We secure AUD 2.3 million from Corporate Income (cash and in-kind support), a 20 per cent increase, over the three years. 8. Through Australian sourced program funding a. Our fundraising from the We are working in a collaboration (including Australian corporate shared Australian public scales highly contested sector. on all of our value programming) secured at an up modestly and our commitments average of AUD 30 million each year programming extends We need to be prudent in we secure over three years. considerably. how and where we invest the funding to in generating revenue. support our work. CARE Australia contracted funding b. We are a sustainable from multilateral institutions increases organisation not reliant on Diversifying and by an average of AUD 5 million each a single source of revenue. increasing our revenue year over three years. in a challenging and c. We invest in our fundraising competitive fundraising Non-Australian sourced program capability and have context. funding in CI Offices managed by established a strong, CARE Australia secured at an average professional suite of of USD 14 million each year over three fundraising channels years. and products in order to maintain our capacity to We raise at least AUD 41 million from fund our work. public income over three years.

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